Sentence examples for imputed benefits from inspiring English sources

What shall we make of President Bush's imputed benefits of his tax cut?

By one estimate, construction, the buying, selling and renting of properties and the imputed benefits to owner-occupiers account for around 15% of rich countries'GDP.

It is highly unlikely that a randomised trial comparing MRI and mammography screening with a mortality endpoint will be undertaken so surrogate markers are used to impute benefit.

The accuracy of imputation benefits also if genotypic information is available for markers tightly linked to those being imputed [ 5, 8].

Whatever the case may be, we would use that amount as the value imputed to the benefit.

When the small amount of missing data is imputed, the estimated benefit remains very similar at 0.032 955% CI −0.054 to 0.119).

To really benefit from imputed whole-genome sequence data compared to BovineHD data, imputation accuracy should be greater than the LD (measured as r) between a BovineHD SNP and the QTL.

The benefit of incorporating imputed Dams in the training set was overall larger for this scenario, despite the fact that with this scenario genotype imputation was performed with the poorest quality.

Subsequently, as was true for re-evaluation of intensive metabolic control of hyperglycemia in diabetes, a growing number of negative reports have questioned the benefit and even imputed an increased risk of death associated with strict hypertensive control.

A study by Lange et al. [ 13] points out that imputed data may bias results, showing benefit of treatment where no benefit is seen in the non-imputed data.

Interestingly, the accuracy of imputing missing values benefited from an increase in the reference population size more for the GBS-like than the low to high imputation scenario (Table  1).